Fact Check
oi-Prakash KL
Did US President Donald Trump attack Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam? Several social media accounts are sharing a clip claiming that he had called him a “radical jihadist”.
A user posted the clip and wrote, “Big Breaking 🚨 Prophet Muhammad was a radical Jihadist. I can call any radical Jihadist Mohamed.” – Donald Trump
Claims that Donald Trump insulted Prophet Muhammad are false; he referred to Michigan candidate Abdul El-Sayed as a “radical jihadist” on October 10, 2026, in Clarksville, TN, leading to social media misinterpretation.
The funniest part is, Asim Munir & Shehbaz Sharif recommended him for the Nobel Peace Prize.”
Many believed the clip to be true, considering the outspoken attitude of the US President.
Responding to the clip, a netizen said, “So where is the ‘sar tan se juda’ gang? Doesn’t the statement fall under blasphemy? So now who will give him the death sentence?” Another added, “America is gone.”
Big Breaking 🚨”Profit Muhammad was a radical Jihadist. I can call any radical Jihadist Mohamed.”- Donald Trump Funniest part is, Asim Munir & Shehbaz Sharif recommended him for Nobel Peace Prize. https://t.co/WCtGFzwZzb
— News Matrix (@NewsMatrixIND) October 12, 2026
However, we did a Google search but did not find any credible reports claiming that he had attacked the founder of Islam.
The quote is not accurate, and Trump did not make any remarks against Prophet Muhammad.
At a Clarksville, TN, rally on October 10, 2026, he referred to Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed (middle name Mohamed) as “Mohammed” and a “radical jihadist”, adding, “I’m the president. I can call him whatever the hell I want.”
However, many on social media have misinterpreted his remarks and spreading misinformation about his comments.
Fact Check
Claim
Trump Calls Prophet Muhammad a Radical Jihadist.
Conclusion
It is a fake claim.
